Hogs move at night, and thermal is how you beat them. We sell thermal optics to hog hunters across Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the Southeast every week. Here is what actually works, by budget.
The TPM A01 is the setup for hunters clearing sounders regularly. The 640x512 sensor identifies pigs versus deer versus cattle at distance, and the built-in rangefinder matters when a field stretches 300 yards. On sale at $1,399 from $1,599, in stock.
Most hogs are shot inside 200 yards, and the C18-384 35mm LRF handles that all night for $999 on sale (regular $1,299). The 35mm lens gives a wide view for fast follow-ups when the sounder scatters.
The TPM O3 25LRF at $599 on sale (regular $999) is proof you do not need $3,000 to start stacking hogs. 384 sensor, 25mm lens, built-in LRF, perfect for feeder setups and woods hunting inside 150 yards.
Serious hog hunters scan with a monocular and shoot with the scope. The TPM-A30 640 monocular ($899 on sale) finds the heat so you only shoulder the rifle when pigs are there. Our scope vs monocular guide covers the two-unit strategy.
Got hog hunting video from your thermal? Enter it in our Best Hunting Video contest: the community votes, and the winner takes a free TPM A01. Prices above are current sale prices at publication; product pages always show today's price and stock. Free US shipping. Questions: (313) 338-8168.